... _ BY 11. E. BROOKE Never has there been a time when lb dressing of the hair has been so difficl.' Barry Wolf, The Quadrant Arc! Regent Street, has solved the problem in a highly satisfactory manner. He em phasises the fact that the tresses he permanently waves may be brushed and combed frequently and that they can he arranged in a variety of ways. A back and front view of the same head an seen ...

... KEEN. ROBINSON CO. LTD., KEEN. ROBINSON CO. LTD., I HERE'S A NEW I I cmimnN I says OLD HETHERS to a wartime problem. There's no need to tell you that lemons and the like are pretty hard to come by these days, so in order that everyone can continue to drink and enjoy my famous barley water I've hit upon a new and delicious flavouring. Guess what it is? Good old- fashioned rhubarb, which my ...

... i Great Coat for the Man at Sea COR weather, for warmth, for life protection or for sheer style on shore, the Vitabuoy is the one great-coat for every Officer of the Navy or the Merchant Navy, j The Vitabuoy is Waterproof Gale-proof the Tropal inter- k lining has been rendered completely flame-proof and it is four times warmer than any woollen coat and a quarter of the 1 weight. It has six ...

... Meals on Wheels for Farm Workers Cash and Carry System Extended to the Royal Estates THE hitherto unknown luxury of hot midday meals is being brought to agricultural workers in this country through the widely dispersed fleet of nearly 450 mobile food-units of the Ford Emergency Food Vans Trust. This magnificent fleet of mercy vehicles was brought into existence through the generosity of Mr. ...

... -/4 /z* By Sabretache Information TWENTY divisions of second-class troops, made up of doddering old men and immature youths, who have hardly been dismissed the square, and Germany's best general appointed to the command! I suggest that this does not add up! If it emanates from the authors of that thrilling romance, Selling You a Pup, or Three Ships Went a-Sailing, there is every reason why it ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen Royal Destiny SOMEONE said, by way of cheering me up in the course of the nastiest air raid I have yet been in: Well, there 's one thing-- we do live in interesting times The next detonation then shook our house. When silence occurred again, I heard myself saying with a tartness induced by extreme fear: They'll be a good deal more interesting when they 're over! And this ...

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... Musical Honours B.B.C. A.F.S. Medals Cabaret Goes Russian An Original Version of Ochichornaya 99 Zoe Valevska and Anita Douglas with Paul Fedorov and Basil Yakoushev Nicholas Chesterman Willem de Mont Ruth Naylor and Terence MacDdnagh Two members of the B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra were recently decorated by the King for bravery during one of the worst London blitzes in April last year. They are ...

... The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country Army Manoeuvres WITH assault troops charging past him to take cover behind the King's car, his Majesty had a real close-up view of modern Army methods during the day he spent with a famous division, which played a great and valiant part in the Battle of France, in the Southern Area recently. For more than six hours the King was in the field with ...

... Stone versus Timber Delightful Examples of the Country Cottage By M. Lovett Turner AFTER the unprecedented exodus from town to country during the first terrible months of the war, many have found-- to their dismay-- that a country cottage is far from being the ideal home of their dreams. Ceilings are low and apt to scatter flakes of whitewash over town-coiffured heads; doorways were made for ...

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... VS. iii j;| v- llfM ifMsi ■MOJI RULES OF THE ROAD 1. Masticate thoroughly. 2. Eat when hungry. l)nt nibble between meals. ,1. Avoid liquid-diluted ineals. 4. \o strong tea, coffee, liquor on an empty stomach. 5. Perfect elimination twice a day. ft. Never eat when agitated in mind or Itodv. If you see a girl swinging on her way clear-eyed, fresh- complexioned and energetic-looking, you can be ...